Group items tagged methods - Tam News Lab

FBI ran child porn site for two weeks in attempt to identify over 5,000 pedophiles - 32 views

Although the FBI was involved in the facilitation of child pornography, I think it's an effective way to deal with pedophiles. The issue of child pornography can barely be looked at as ethical, so ...

started by Westler Emblidge on 30 May 13 12 follow-ups, last by Johanna Wong on 16 Dec 13

Street Style - 7 views

I agree with what everyone has said above. I think that it would be a great addition to the magazine, and definitely if not published in print, would be a great page for the website. The fashion tr...

style

started by Markita Schulman on 04 Jun 13 4 follow-ups, last by Haley Fretes on 05 Jun 13

Detached vs. Engaged Journalism - 6 views

Sander, thanks for sharing this article written by the esteemed UChicago alumnus David Brooks!!!!! I think this is an important article in thinking about both the biases of the national media (Fo...

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started by Sander Lutz on 30 Apr 13 1 follow-up, last by Billie Mandelbaum on 21 May 13

Tryna be BFFs with Tyra Banks?! - 5 views

started by jasmine caputo on 02 Apr 13 no follow-up yet

Photo Essay: "The People You Meet at McDonald's" - 24 views

I really liked this idea, and found it very captivating, however it would have been interesting to be able to read a little bit about these people along with the pictures. It would be interesting t...

started by Billie Mandelbaum on 21 May 13 11 follow-ups, last by jasmine caputo on 31 May 13

Student Print Newspapers are Slowly Dying - 26 views

"Students raised on a diet of Internet posts and instant messages may be unlikely to be future newspaper readers". I liked these two quotes a lot. The first I feel pretty accurately reflects what ...

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started by Max Bayer on 28 May 13 9 follow-ups, last by Sophia Ellingson on 12 Jun 13

Rape Culture at Paly High - 46 views

This article was very well done. It was interesting (and horrible) to read about the after-effects of rape. Like Jordan said, it would have been interesting to hear quotes from Tina's peers, becaus...

started by Jonah Steinhart on 15 Apr 13 11 follow-ups, last by Meg Weiss on 29 Apr 13

Drug Agency Lowers Age for Next-Day Birth Control - 8 views

I certainly agree that younger girls (ages 15 and up) should have access to birth control without a prescription. I feel this way for many reasons, one is that with today's current culture of teens...

started by Meg Weiss on 01 May 13 3 follow-ups, last by Jonah Amargi-Levy on 16 May 13

Cool New Publishing Tools - 106 views

I thought this article was outstanding. The add ons and all the new technology really made it more interesting. The videos made it seem extremely real. After I read it I told my dad we should get g...

started by Jonah Steinhart on 14 Feb 13 21 follow-ups, last by Maile Resta on 25 Apr 13

Are NYPD Protecting or Hurting? - 1 views

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kate luebkeman on 22 Nov 13

Do you feel that stop-and-frisk is necessary? Is it hurting the public more than helping them? Why? If hurting, what would be a more effective method to achieve results?

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Do you feel that stop-and-frisk is necessary? Is it hurting the public more than helping them? Why? If hurting, what would be a more effective method to achieve results?</div>

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Ethan Lawrence on 22 Nov 13

I think that stop-and-frisk is necessary but there is a border line or a certain extent that I believe is violating personal rights. I think that NYPD is building a worse reputation through these stops then they are gaining a better reputation through the occasional arrests. I think that stop-and-frisk should be conducted professionally if done so and not shouldn't include threats and physical engagement unless under defense. A better way of conducting these could be just checking in where they are going and why they are at this suspicious location instead of physically abusing them.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I think that stop-and-frisk is necessary but there is a border line or a certain extent that I believe is violating personal rights. I think that NYPD is building a worse reputation through these stops then they are gaining a better reputation through the occasional arrests. I think that stop-and-frisk should be conducted professionally if done so and not shouldn't include threats and physical engagement unless under defense. A better way of conducting these could be just checking in where they are going and why they are at this suspicious location instead of physically abusing them.</div>

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Joe Russell on 25 Nov 13

I think that it is absolutely unnecessary and that it is harming citizens far more than it is helping them. If the NYPD wanted to really keep the streets safe and keep crime away, they would patrol and only act when needed. Instead they are targeting minorities and meeting quotas set by their supervisors. They make these arrests and harass innocent people in order to meet goals that shouldn't be there in the first place. They should take the policy away completely, and simply patrol the streets. They should also be required to always wear a recording device of some kind so that any abuse of their power is seen.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I think that it is absolutely unnecessary and that it is harming citizens far more than it is helping them. If the NYPD wanted to really keep the streets safe and keep crime away, they would patrol and only act when needed. Instead they are targeting minorities and meeting quotas set by their supervisors. They make these arrests and harass innocent people in order to meet goals that shouldn't be there in the first place. They should take the policy away completely, and simply patrol the streets. They should also be required to always wear a recording device of some kind so that any abuse of their power is seen.</div>

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"Impartial" journalism: Are we kidding ourselves? (1st and 2nd HW, 10.29) - 81 views

I land somewhere in the middle of this argument. I believe that impartiality should remain a focus of good news writing but that news also has a lot that it could learn from the opinion and column ...

started by Jonah Steinhart on 29 Oct 13 32 follow-ups, last by Isaac Cohen on 20 Dec 13

Racism in SF School districts - 4 views

http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/C-W-Nevius-Racism-alive-and-well-in-S-F-2504634.php I found this while doing research for my column. It's exciting that a study has proven this phenomenon. I...

started by Isaac Cohen on 11 Dec 13 no follow-up yet

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